From online schemes to predatory phone calls, many scammers target seniors. But as a caregiver, you can help protect your loved one from financial fraud. Take the following precautions. Be aware of common schemes There are many different scams targeting seniors and being aware of them is one of the

We love celebrating holidays at Generations Senior Living! With St. Patrick’s Day right around the corner, our residents participated in a special holiday-themed craft this week. The colorful shamrocks brightened the halls of our community with the luck of the Irish!

Arts & crafts is just one of the many social activities our residents enjoy at Generations Senior Living. This past week they celebrated the upcoming season with a festive and colorful water color class.

Is it time for your aging parent to move into assisted living? Sometimes the warning signs can be subtle, and unfortunately, they are not one size fits all. Look for these five indicators:

The winter months can be difficult for seniors. When the weather turns cold, they are especially vulnerable to accidents and other health concerns. Here are a few tips for protecting your loved ones this season.

At Generations Senior Living, we love keeping our residents engaged with fun monthly projects that encourage both socialization and creativity.

Christmas is a joyous time of year filled with family and the festive spirit of the season, and we had such a wonderful time celebrating with our seniors!

The holidays are a time for celebrating with family and friends. But with a loved one in assisted living, it can also mean starting some new traditions. Here are a few ways you can keep the holidays fun and festive for your family.

Choosing the right assisted living facility for your family is an important decision. It’s a complex search but knowing what to look for will help you find the best care. Use this checklist as your guide to find a top assisted living facility.

Phillip Coury, vice president of Generations Senior Living, says assisted living can actually produce more independence. Q: What is the importance of supporting a sense of independence in seniors and older adults?